Digirolamo Busts One in 5-Way Pot
Nível 16
: 1,500/3,000, 500 ante
Ron Digirolamo limped in early position, the player to his left limped as well, as did the button and small blind. The big blind checked, and the players saw the flop five-handed. The dealer spread 
. Both blinds checked, and Digirolamo bet 19,000. Action folded around to the big blind, who tanked for a minute before raising all in. Digirolamo called instantly and turned over 
for second pair. His opponent revealed 
for the nut flush draw. The turn and river came 
, 
, and the flush did not complete. The big blind was eliminated and Digirolamo now has 205,000.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
205,000
166,700
|
166,700 |
and found a way to trap both players into risking their stacks.
, Ji clapped his hands in celebration, turning back to Vedes to commiserate over the sick sweat. Vedes patted his friend on the shoulder in encouragement, telling the man now known as Young Ji-Z to keep running good before heading off to no doubt play a few hands of his own.
and the sixes of Gross were good enough to win the pot and eliminate his opponent.
. He had rivered a flush to vault ahead of his opponent's 
, while Gains held 
. Aronesty was favored, but the flop changed his fortunes, coming 
on the river didn't help Aronesty.
. The 1997 Main Event runner-up was in good shape with his 
came on the river, and Strzemp secured the double despite a bit of unwanted sweat.